1. at the park made new friends and i felt wanted for the first time.
2. "camp fire" with my family
3. The forest created my imagination when i was like 12 and made me adventurous and taught me how to have fun
and it was a place with no rules where nature ran wild and free and where the free were free and the ones constricted to society weren't aloud it was a dangerous place for them only free spirted were safe and were able to see its beauty but others no the pure of heart.
Journal 7
Url: A couple giving a young child a piggyback rides smiling
Photographer: Best Pics
Title: A couple giving a young child a piggyback rides smiling
Date: N/A
Journal: #5 Photograph:High Depth of Field Phone-ography: PRINCIPLES: Emphasis Due May 3; Contrast Due May 10; Movement Due May 17; Pattern Due May 24; Balance Due May 31; Unity & Rhythm Due June 12th
JOURNAL #4 – Leading Lines / Implied Diagonals #5 due
Objects in a composition that draw the viewer INTO the photo and perhaps to the center of interest are called leading lines. Certain compositions can have a line that leads you from corner to corner diagonally, this is called an implied diagonal and often makes for a well balanced composition. Find 5 pictures for your journal that clearly shows this technique.
My favorite image was the first one because i like how the girl and the dog are bonding while they are both looking on the computer screen. They both are non centered which is great for this journal assignment. The carpet that they are laying on brings out the contrast of the picture, it looks very bright and cheerful.I like how the background isnt as bright as the person because then it brings them out a lot more.
JOURNAL #2 – Low depth of field / High depth of field #2 due
A loss of sharpness in the background is what we call background simplified. This is done by lowering what we call “depth of field”. Your picture choices should have a lack of focus or look soft and blurry in the background. When a photograph is detailed and both the background and the foreground are in focus, it is called a high “depth of field“. We can adjust the depth of field by changing the “f - stop” on our camera exposures. The higher f stop = higher depth of field and visa versa. Find 6 pictures for your journal; a combination of still life, portraits, cityscapes, and landscapes that have 3 images with low depth of field and 3 images with a high depth of field.
JOURNAL #1 – Light as Subject Matter
Particularly in Black and White Photography, the use of light and shadow can simply create a design and be the focus of the image. Have you ever seen interesting designs in your environment that have been created by light? Think of reflection,shadow, lightvs.dark. Find three images that interest you and have utilized light as subject matter. Write a short paragraph for each image where you discuss why you are interested in this image, the design, and how light is the subject matter.
In the photo with the girl, demonstrates a reflection. In the image she is walking on a thin piece of branch on the water which reflects off the water in projecting a reflection off the water. The subject matter is the girl and the reflection
In the next photo its more of a light verses dark situation, the light comes out of the trees.
The last photo is more of a shadow.
1. at the park made new friends and i felt wanted for the first time.
2. "camp fire" with my family
3. The forest created my imagination when i was like 12 and made me adventurous and taught me how to have fun
and it was a place with no rules where nature ran wild and free and where the free were free and the ones constricted to society weren't aloud it was a dangerous place for them only free spirted were safe and were able to see its beauty but others no the pure of heart.
Journal 7
Url: A couple giving a young child a piggyback rides smiling
Photographer: Best Pics
Title: A couple giving a young child a piggyback rides smiling
Date: N/A
Journal: #5
Photograph:High Depth of Field
Phone-ography:
PRINCIPLES: Emphasis Due May 3; Contrast Due May 10; Movement Due May 17; Pattern Due May 24; Balance Due May 31; Unity & Rhythm Due June 12th
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&p=motion+of+animals&assetType=image#2
Photographer: Visuals Unlimited Inc./ Mary Ann McDonald
TItle: Black-collared Hawk capturing prey in its talons from the water (Busarellus nigricollis), Pantanal, Brazil
Date: N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&p=motion+of+animals&assetType=image#2
Photographer: Tim Flach
Title:Camargue horses running towards camera
Date:N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image
Photographer: Trini Schultz
Title: woman in black dress with flock of birds in the sky
Date: N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image
Photographer: Victoria Stone & Mark Deeble
Title: Giant Kingfisher
Date: N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image
Photographer: Mike Berceanu
Title: girl surrounded by sharks
Date: N/A
JOURNAL #4 – Leading Lines / Implied Diagonals #5 due
Objects in a composition that draw the viewer INTO the photo and perhaps to the center of interest are called leading lines. Certain compositions can have a line that leads you from corner to corner diagonally, this is called an implied diagonal and often makes for a well balanced composition. Find 5 pictures for your journal that clearly shows this technique.
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&excludenudity=true&p=passage+way+into+a+forest
Photographer:Thomas Jackson
Title:Forest encroaching on city street
Date: A/N
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&mt=photography&excludenudity=false&p=field+of+roses
Photographer: Mel Curtis
Title: Red Town Hall Clock Tower and Roses in Berlin
Date: A/N
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&mt=photography&clarification=park%3A80457&excludenudity=false&p=park
Photographer:Tom Merton
Title:Family sitting in tent in park
Date:A/N
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&mt=photography&excludenudity=false&p=beach+waves
Photographer:Stephen Tower
Title: Waves Crashing On A Beach
Date: A/N
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&mt=photography&excludenudity=false&p=street
photographer: John Blend
Title: Sunset over remote highway
Date:N/A
JOURNAL #3 – Utilizing the Frame/Rule of Thirds #3 due
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&p=animals&assetType=image
Photographer: Floresco Productions
Title:Women with dog and laptop indoors
Date:N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&p=animals&assetType=image
Photographer:Philip and Karen Smith
Title:Man uses digital tablet on wharf, as a dog approaches
Date:N/A
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&excludenudity=true&p=people
Photographer:Daly and Newton
Title:couple laying on sofa together
Date:None
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&excludenudity=true&p=people
Photographer:Harry Hook
Title:football in Africa
Date:N/a
Url:http://www.gettyimages.com/Search/Search.aspx?contractUrl=2&language=en-US&family=creative&assetType=image&excludenudity=true&p=kids
Photographer:Andrew Rich
Title:Little Herr Albert
Date:N/a
My favorite image was the first one because i like how the girl and the dog are bonding while they are both looking on the computer screen. They both are non centered which is great for this journal assignment. The carpet that they are laying on brings out the contrast of the picture, it looks very bright and cheerful.I like how the background isnt as bright as the person because then it brings them out a lot more.
JOURNAL #2 – Low depth of field / High depth of field #2 due
A loss of sharpness in the background is what we call background simplified. This is done by lowering what we call “depth of field”. Your picture choices should have a lack of focus or look soft and blurry in the background. When a photograph is detailed and both the background and the foreground are in focus, it is called a high “depth of field“. We can adjust the depth of field by changing the “f - stop” on our camera exposures. The higher f stop = higher depth of field and visa versa. Find 6 pictures for your journal; a combination of still life, portraits, cityscapes, and landscapes that have 3 images with low depth of field and 3 images with a high depth of field.
JOURNAL #1 – Light as Subject Matter
Particularly in Black and White Photography, the use of light and shadow can simply create a design and be the focus of the image. Have you ever seen interesting designs in your environment that have been created by light? Think of reflection, shadow, light vs. dark. Find three images that interest you and have utilized light as subject matter. Write a short paragraph for each image where you discuss why you are interested in this image, the design, and how light is the subject matter.In the photo with the girl, demonstrates a reflection. In the image she is walking on a thin piece of branch on the water which reflects off the water in projecting a reflection off the water. The subject matter is the girl and the reflection
In the next photo its more of a light verses dark situation, the light comes out of the trees.
The last photo is more of a shadow.